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    On the Ed Sullivan Show, the Rolling Stones had to change the lyrics from "Let's Spend the Night Together" to what?

    Question #56295. Asked by dejavucub4. (Mar 30 05 5:40 PM)


    MrsAce

    		As I recall, it was "Let's Spend Some Time Together"...and he made a face each time he said it.

    Mar 30 05, 5:48 PM

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